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What is the adjective for mopish?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb mope which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

mopey
  1. Given to moping; in a depressed condition, low in spirits; lackadaisical.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. surly, sulky, sullen, glum, pouty, pouting, down in the mouth, moody, morose, grumpy, cross, sour, glowering, sourpussed, sulking, brooding, petulant, ill-humoured, ill-humored, ill-tempered, bad-tempered, irritable, crabby, moping, resentful, huffy, gloomy, unsociable, peevish, frowning, angry, dour, churlish, stroppy, querulous, gruff, out of humour, out of sorts, mopish, indignant, touchy, testy, unresponsive, uncivil, uncommunicative, in a bad mood, uptight, crabbed, unmannerly, unfriendly … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “I cannot stand mopey teaheads desperately trying to mooch pot in the morning.”
      “I felt really mopey this morning after a particularly gruelling session with my advice guidance tutor.”
      “I have no intention of disrupting their adjustment just because my currently holiday mopey self-pitying housemate thinks the world revolves around her.”
moped
  1. Melancholic, dejected.
mopeful
  1. Inclined to mope.
mopish
  1. Given to moping.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. sulky, sullen, surly, pouty, glum, moody, mopey, grumpy, pouting, glowering, cross, morose, petulant, moping, crabby, sour, huffy, irritable, scowling, sourpussed, sulking, brooding, resentful, gloomy, unsociable, angry, churlish, dour, frowning, stroppy, gruff, querulous, disgruntled, fractious, piqued, aloof, chippy, dark, grouchy, mumpish, peeved, perverse, vexed, cheerless, depressed, fretful, mardy, mean, obstinate, ornery … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “In the film Stanton is less grand and less sexy, and Travolta plays it subdued, a tad mopish.”
      “After it had been a while and I looked fairly mopish my mother dragged me to West Hartford for a trim.”
      “And, their eating over, the more part of them sat dull and mopish, and as if all things were forgotten for the time present.”
mopier
  1. comparative form of mopey: more mopey
  2. Synonyms:
      3. surlier, sulkier, sullener, glummer, poutier, more down in the mouth, moodier, grumpier, sourer, moroser, more irritable, crabbier, more petulant, worse-tempered, more ill-tempered, more ill-humored, crosser, testier, more churlish, gruffer, angrier, touchier, more peevish, more querulous, chippier, more crabbed, dourer, unfriendlier, more uncivil, uptighter, curter, grouchier, more cantankerous, huffier, more brooding, more fractious, more irascible, tetchier, more splenetic, crustier, crotchetier, more mopish, more resentful, gloomier, more short-tempered, more unsociable, pricklier, ruder, brusquer, more indignant … more
mopiest
  1. superlative form of mopey: most mopey
  2. Synonyms:
      3. surliest, sulkiest, sullenest, glummest, poutiest, most down in the mouth, moodiest, grumpiest, sourest, morosest, most irritable, crabbiest, most petulant, worst-tempered, most ill-tempered, most ill-humored, crossest, testiest, most churlish, gruffest, angriest, touchiest, most peevish, most querulous, chippiest, most crabbed, dourest, unfriendliest, most uncivil, uptightest, curtest, grouchiest, most cantankerous, huffiest, most brooding, most fractious, most irascible, tetchiest, most splenetic, crustiest, crotchetiest, most mopish, most resentful, gloomiest, most short-tempered, most unsociable, prickliest, rudest, brusquest, most indignant … more
moping
  1. present participle of mope
  2. Synonyms:
      3. dawdling, dallying, lingering, delaying, tarrying, lagging, loitering, dillydallying, crawling, diddling, creeping, dragging, poking, lollygagging, lallygagging, idling, loafing, mooching, drifting, fiddling, batting, drooping, languishing, mooning, stooging, shilly-shallying, wasting time, hanging around, dragging your feet, procrastinating, plodding, straggling, dilly-dallying, putting off, getting no place fast, lagging behind, falling behind, marking time, taking your time, taking one's time, limping, inching, trailing, stalling, hesitating, slouching, dithering, pausing, dropping behind, hanging about … more
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